- Abena Adoma founded Techies4Impact in 2023 to support community-driven digital projects in Ghana.
- The organization promotes technology as a tool for social impact rather than pure economic performance.
- Techies4Impact works with students, project leaders, and volunteers to build practical digital skills.
Abena Adoma is a Ghanaian technology specialist. She founded Techies4Impact, an organization that brings together digital professionals and enthusiasts around socially useful projects. She bases her approach on entrepreneurship and innovation as drivers of positive and lasting impact.
Founded in 2023, Techies4Impact aims to become a reference platform for individuals who want to use technology to act directly on their environment. The organization promotes a clear vision that positions digital technology as a tool that serves communities rather than a simple engine of economic performance.
Techies4Impact supports technology initiatives designed to address everyday challenges. The organization operates notably in schools, where it helps students move beyond passive technology use and become creators. This support includes access to computers and the development of essential digital skills.
The organization targets young people, students, project leaders, and volunteers who want to use digital tools to support their communities. It positions itself as a collaboration hub that connects learners, trainers, and individuals willing to fund or support the projects developed.
Abena Adoma earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi. She began her professional career in 2020 at Spectrum Fibre Ltd in Ghana, where she worked as a human resources administrator. From 2022 to 2024, she worked at Broadspectrum Digital Payments, a fintech company, where she held roles as business development assistant and technology operations analyst.
This article was initially published in French by Melchior Koba
Adapted in English by Ange J.A de BERRY QUENUM
